Coronado Island

It's a barrier-island community where the beach, the river, and walkable neighborhoods like Central Beach are part of daily life. Assigned schools include Coronado Beach Elementary and New Smyrna Beach High School, and downtown Orlando is roughly an hour away when you need more. It suits people who want coastal living without giving up access to a major metro.

It's a premium coastal market — the median list price is $699,000 and average price per square foot runs about $597. That said, the range is wide, from $225,000 up to $7.5 million, so there's more entry-level flexibility than the median alone suggests.

Over the last 12 months, 56 homes sold at a median price of $617,000, while current active listings carry a $699,000 median. With a median home size around 1,620 square feet, you're paying for location and water access as much as square footage — browse current options in Coronado Beach.

There are 27 active listings, homes are taking a median of 59 days to sell, and sellers are averaging 95% of asking price. It's a steady, competitive market rather than a bidding war — buyers have room to negotiate but shouldn't expect deep discounts on the best properties.

The median HOA runs about $616 a month, though that varies widely by building and community, and nine active listings sit in gated settings. Median property tax comes in around $8,269 a year, so budget for both when comparing homes across neighborhoods like Fairway.